Posted on March 8th, 2022 in Announcements by Prabakaran Jayaraman
Want to enhance your growth as a citizen of the world? Whether you are majoring or minoring in Classical Studies or taking courses to expand your understanding of ancient culture and how it relates to our world today, see what courses are being offered this summer and fall.
Summer 2022 (Session II)
Online Asynchronous
- GEC Arts and Humanities
NEW: C491: The Black Plague (Topics in Classical Studies)
- combined with MHHS-M 491
- No pre-requisites (as for all CLAS classes!)
Fall 2022
Online Asynchronous or In Person / Hybrid
Online Asynchronous
- GEC Arts and Humanities
- GEC Arts and Humanities
- Also in person
- Full semester or 2nd 8-week
C210: Ancient Medicine and Modern Terminology
- combined with MHHS-M 325
B311: Sex and Gender in the Ancient World
- 1 credit “appetizer” class
- 1st 5-week session
B312: Plague, Disasters, and Death in the Ancient World
- 1 credit “appetizer” class
- 2nd 5-week session
B313: Extraordinary Women in the Ancient World
- 1 credit “appetizer” class
- 3rd 5-week session
- GEC Cultural Understanding
- NEW: Online Asynchronous
In Person or Hybrid
- GEC Arts and Humanities
- Also Online Asynchronous
- GEC Arts and Humanities
- Also Online Asynchronous
- Multi-section
C361: Ancient Roman Revolutions
- combined with HIST-C 396
- MW 1:30-2:45 PM
- combined with HER-H 310
- Hybrid: Zoom at TR 10:30-11:45 PM
- 1 class/month on campus
- Now with Virtual Reality!
Check with Program Director or Academic Advisor to plan your summer and fall Classical Studies courses.
